cottages (Meaning)
cottages
a usually small house for vacation use, a usually small frame one-family house, a small house for vacation use, a small one-family house, a small detached dwelling unit at an institution, the dwelling of a farm laborer or small farmer
Synonyms & Antonyms of cottages
cottages Sentence Examples
- The quaint stone cottages nestled amidst rolling hills painted a picturesque scene.
- We spent our summer vacation in a cozy cottage by the lake, enjoying the tranquility of nature.
- The charming cottage had a thatched roof and a garden filled with blooming flowers.
- The fishermen's cottages lined the waterfront, their brightly painted exteriors adding a splash of color to the marina.
- We rented the most adorable cottage with a fireplace and a cozy living room, perfect for a romantic getaway.
- The historic cottages in the town square were carefully preserved, showcasing the region's architectural heritage.
- The cottages were clustered together, forming a quaint and intimate village.
- The cobbled streets and stone cottages of the medieval village transported us back in time.
- We marveled at the intricate woodwork and whimsical details of the gingerbread cottages in the charming seaside town.
- The isolated cottages on the remote island were accessible only by boat, offering a unique and secluded escape.
FAQs About the word cottages
a usually small house for vacation use, a usually small frame one-family house, a small house for vacation use, a small one-family house, a small detached dwell
cabins, camps, lodges, bungalows,chalets, baches, huts, shanties, summerhouses, dachas
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The quaint stone cottages nestled amidst rolling hills painted a picturesque scene.
We spent our summer vacation in a cozy cottage by the lake, enjoying the tranquility of nature.
The charming cottage had a thatched roof and a garden filled with blooming flowers.
The fishermen's cottages lined the waterfront, their brightly painted exteriors adding a splash of color to the marina.
